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  • #16
    Thanks for the photos johnny those pike must of give you a nice scrap before you landed them
    and that carp looks a beauty.
    What did you catch the carp on boilies or floating baits
    tell you what this carp fishing is getting very expensive with all the gear that goes with it.
    Have you got the remote control boat that takes the bait exactly where you want it then just tips it over .

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    • #17
      Nice common you caught there oskihen.

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      • #18
        It's a lovely lake hardly fished in the middle of some sheep fields , but a bloody hard lake that weekend only had three out but totalled 61.5 .
        Had quiet a few members from mid Kent down there and have all blanked .

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        • #19
          That is a very nice Common. Well done on the capture. The Koi is a cracker too.
          I actually managed to catch a 33lb 13oz Koi at the beginning of October last year. I still cannot get my head
          around catching Koi when fishing. They are stunning fish though.

          You are correct Joss. Fishing is such a relaxing sport. I can imagine smoking a nice cigar or two while I am bankside.
          I will take photos and post them.

          Mine was caught on boilie Tony, and yes it has become a very expensive game has carp fishing.
          I do not have a baitboat anymore but I have owned one in the past. Some anglers class them as cheating.
          It is probably the most controversial piece of kit used by anglers.

          The lake sounds great oskihen.

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          • #20
            I don't feel so bad now Johnny, I am assuming you weren't a 99% time carp fisherman way back then? Lovely pair of specimens. Nice carp too Oskihen!
            1/ 19lb 03 From Holland, on a lure from my old Zodiac.
            2/ My new boat A Sun Dolphin imported from the States
            3/ My PB Carp 24lbs from Belgium
            4/ Drawing boat
            5/ Just leaving the water.
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            Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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            • #21
              Fishing can get as complicated as you wish, it only seems expensive now because of all the marketing etc and firms like korda, in the end they're fish and its not rocket science , I've been fishing since I was 8 , my brother was more fanatical than me in our teens early twenties (beer and the furry cup for me ) and he caught his first 40lb mirror in the mid eighties when so called modern carp fishing was in its infancy regards hair rigs and bolies , boilies all home made on my mum's aga. I find the shame of modern fishing now is people watch it on tv but sadly don't learn to catch all types of fish and learn some fishing etiquette along the way . Amount of times I've sat on my own on a lake and some teat sets up near you crashing leads all over your swim without even coming over to ask where your fishing etc.....

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              • #22
                I caught two lovely rainbow trout today...............

                the woman in waitrose even cleaned them for me

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                • #23
                  'caught'? 'brought'?
                  Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View Post
                    'caught'? 'brought'?
                    'bought'**
                    Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy
                    Marc's a Fat Molly
                    Click here for a fun, relevant song!

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View Post
                      I don't feel so bad now Johnny, I am assuming you weren't a 99% time carp fisherman way back then? Lovely pair of specimens. Nice carp too Oskihen!
                      1/ 19lb 03 From Holland, on a lure from my old Zodiac.
                      2/ My new boat A Sun Dolphin imported from the States
                      3/ My PB Carp 24lbs from Belgium
                      4/ Drawing boat
                      5/ Just leaving the water.
                      I started in the late 80's fishing on the float and quiver tip rods Simon. I dabbled in all sorts of species but
                      eventually got pulled towards the specimen hunting. It is mostly carp now with the occasional trip to my local
                      river for a bash at the chub and barbel.
                      That pike looks like a fairly long fish too. That is a nice looking carp also.
                      Absolutely loving the boat.

                      Originally posted by oskihen View Post
                      Fishing can get as complicated as you wish, it only seems expensive now because of all the marketing etc and firms like korda, in the end they're fish and its not rocket science , I've been fishing since I was 8 , my brother was more fanatical than me in our teens early twenties (beer and the furry cup for me ) and he caught his first 40lb mirror in the mid eighties when so called modern carp fishing was in its infancy regards hair rigs and bolies , boilies all home made on my mum's aga. I find the shame of modern fishing now is people watch it on tv but sadly don't learn to catch all types of fish and learn some fishing etiquette along the way . Amount of times I've sat on my own on a lake and some teat sets up near you crashing leads all over your swim without even coming over to ask where your fishing etc.....
                      I agree. A lot of tackle now is designed to catch the angler and not the fish. I still class myself a an all rounder
                      but have done mainly carp fishing for quite a few years now. A 40lb mirror in the 80's was some achievement.

                      Originally posted by cigarmo View Post
                      I caught two lovely rainbow trout today...............

                      the woman in waitrose even cleaned them for me

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Johnny Thunder View Post
                        I started in the late 80's fishing on the float and quiver tip rods Simon. I dabbled in all sorts of species but
                        eventually got pulled towards the specimen hunting. It is mostly carp now with the occasional trip to my local
                        river for a bash at the chub and barbel.
                        That pike looks like a fairly long fish too. That is a nice looking carp also.
                        Absolutely loving the boat.



                        I agree. A lot of tackle now is designed to catch the angler and not the fish. I still class myself a an all rounder
                        but have done mainly carp fishing for quite a few years now. A 40lb mirror in the 80's was some achievement.




                        It was I'll dig a picture out

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Simon Bolivar View Post
                          'caught'? 'brought'?
                          they were slippery

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                          • #28
                            Been sea fishing for over 50 years on and off, mostly Lures for Bass in summer now, winter is too cold, will be Barracuda and Mullett bashing in Cala n Bosch marina this summer for 3 weeks.
                            Also cast in competitions

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                            • #29
                              That sounds great jabba. My only experience of scuba diving was on Menorca. We were at Cala'n Forcat. A beautiful island.
                              Have you had much success with your sea fishing? Sea Bass is my favourite eating fish. I love it.

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                              • #30
                                BUZZZZZZ waiting for that one Butters!
                                Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.

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